. >> chris brown from the brady campaign, i can't thank you enough. we really appreciate you taking the time to talk to us. i also want to bring in carol lam. tell me what you think as a former federal prosecutor of the significance of this decision by this jury. >> at the time these charges were brought or the time the events occurred, there was actually no gun storage law on the books in michigan. that's different now. but what the prosecution did here is they charged two separate ways of finding involuntary manslaughter on the part of the parents and the husband here will be tried in a separate trial down to road. but what the jury had a choice of doing was they could see that there was actually, there's actually on the books in michigan and there was at the time these events occurred, there was a violation of law that existed where a parent is aware of circumstances in which their underage child could harm somebody else and if they did not exercise the reasonable control over that child and allowed somebody to get hurt, that could be an involuntar

. >> now that like beyonce or like chris brown or selena gomez being on the big one of the biggest afrobeats year -- it makes it so much easier to be able to like, tap into, like that cket of stuff like i was afraid to play because i was afraid it would clear the room out now, like it always goes hand in hand. reporter: african musicians have also become stars outside of the continent. in 2022, burna boy became the first nigerian artist to sell out new york's madison square garden. and last year, tyla became the first south african to enter the billboard 100 in more than half a century with her amapiano-inspired single "water". >> once you hear it, you hear those drums, you hear those the percussions, it just it permeates in your body. you feel it. you can't stop moving. reporter: tina davis is the president of empire, a u.s.-based record label and distribution company that has a roster of african artists. >> it started out being something that the diaspora really loved, of course, but now it's grown to a worldwide phenomenon. a lot of people all over the world love the music. reporter: musi

the debate over this will of course continue but chris brown, president of the brady campaign to preventnk you forjoining us on bbc news. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has promised to press ahead with a ground offensive into rafah — a city in southern gaza. the city is gaza's last safe zone. around 1.5 million palestinians have relocated to the area. the red cross said an attack could be "disastrous". international criticism has increased since the announcement of the offensive. hundreds of displaced palestinians sheltering at a hospital in southern gaza are evacuating, after israeli troops surrounding the building ordered them to leave. hamas officials say civilians at the nasser hospital, in the city of khan younis, face a potential massacre", but israeli officials say they are being offered safe passage. despite the international outcry, israel's heels are dug in. earlier on wednesday the country left talks in cairo aimed at releasing hostages and securing a six—week truce with hamas. the palestinian leadership is urging hamas to agree to a ceasefire with israel to avoid

drake, 50 cent, chris brown, trey songs, and the game were all registered to the same texas address.o them and to us. how did that happen? our elections are so secure. federal voting law loopholes make it easy for anybody to register whoever they want wherever they want. all you need to knows that person's name and birthday. you can find it on google. tomorrow, i have to register everyone on "the five" to vote for my address. some prankster registered five celebrities to a random house in texas and nobody knew until a reporter caught it. imagine the absentee ballots, five votes. sorry about that, senator cruz. you need more craig's in texas. if a prankster is getting away with shenanigans, imagine what a professional harvester can move on. your move, republicans. newt gingrich is a former speaker of the house and fox news contributor. do you see what craig is getting at, speaker, and do you kind of agree or not? >> newt: well look, way back in 1973, i said in the constitution that republicans have to win by at least a 4% margin, just to offset democratic vote stealing. the party of t

. >> chris brown you brighter bring some boxing gloves.uld you choose to be your valentine? >> is talking to the snake. hey girl, very progressive move right there prevents he is a bad outside by them flowers progress he deserves them for great is a good dude i would give him a bubblebath request you see him give hugs to you so respectful. he's a really good dude director give a pretty good hug i need a cigarette right now progression for anniston of course. >> jennifer in the house. she is probably available she gets dumped a lot. what celebrity would be your valentine if you could pick anyone on the walk of fame? george clooney would be your valentine? all right that's hot that's hot. you are like bi- curious george? >> m and m. yo girl. she was to go to eight mile for the 8 inches. [laughter] listen man, got your hands on the tv show is a former cabdriver you drive it like you stole america you're right i said that bit of course valentine's day is not just about making out, for some people it's getting out and dig this. pizza hut is now

drake 50 cent, chris brown, trey songz in the game were all registered to the same texas address. >> it wae sames to them and news to us how that happen. our elections are so secure. federal voting law loopholeske i make it easy for anybody to register, whoeversy for theye wherever they want. all you need to know is the person's namedo knowe and birthg you can find iooglt on google. as a matter of fact, tomorrow i'm going to register everyone on the five to vote for my addressgister. . >> so some prankster registered five celebrities to a random house in texas, and nobody knew until a reporter caught it. imagind w until e the pranksters absentee ballots. that's five votes for beto. sorry about that, senator cruz. you need to get more creds in texas. >> so if a prankster is gettingy away with shenanigans, imagine what a professional harvester can pull off. your move, republicans. newt gingricessionalh is a formr speaker of the house and fox news contributor. >> do you see what craig is getting at speaker and do of agree or not? well, no way. back in 1973, i said in the constitution th

. >>> joining me now is chris brown, president of brady united against gun violence.ere all of this began because that's the person who brought this case. you were in vegas after the attack. you have talked about the damage done in just ten minutes. put it in perspective what it meant that this ar-15 had a bump stock versus one that didn't? >> thanks, chris, and thanks for having me. yeah, i was in vegas the day after that horrific shooting, and to walk around that field where the concert was taking place and understand that we had a shooter more than three football fields away on a high, elevated plane using 14 assault style weapons all fitted with bump stocks for a reason. bump stocks rapidly increase fire from a weapon. the technical reasons for doing that were covered well in the arguments that i listened to before the court today. the impact is the same as a machine gun. and that's why the shooter chose that, and that's why it's appropriate that the trump administration took executive action after the deadliest shooting in our nation's history to stop what an nra

. >> to what extent it does, i want to bring in the president of brady united against violence, chris brown. your reaction to this verdict and what the implications are do you think? >> i agree with the comments of former congressman jolly. this is not a cause for celebration. we have children killed at school. seven additional folks who were injure and we can't get those lives back. at the same time, the evidence clearly established absolutely gross negligence by jennifer crumbley here and i think that some of the things that i had other survivors, parents who have lost children in people's homes where safe storage didn't happen. obviously in this particular instance, jennifer crumbley and her husband providing this gun, illegally by the way, to her son. they feel very strongly that the way we prevent these kinds of senseless deaths and injuries is safe storage. really, this case is a victory for safe storage across this country. if every american who owned a gun safely stored their gun, we would cut gun violence in half tomorrow. so making sure that's an emphasis is important. jennifer cr

we disagree with to want to destroy two years ago, you invited me and chris brown of brady on your partnern your podcast. yeah. and so to answer your question, like over a very exciting, we went well over an hour. we went through all of the issues we disagree with. >> i'm gonna cost them out >> on guns, things up, background checks. joe was ready to go further than me on that, but he disagrees with me on 21. he still does and i'm still going to change his on raising the age of gun. i'm still going to change mind on that. >> but we have no way out, won't change. but we talked it out. >> yeah. >> but it's not easy for a lot of people to talk it out. i mean, that's one of the things they don't even want to sit down, look at congress right now. there's obviously a compromise. let's just talk about immigration, right? i bet you guys disagree on immigration there's obviously a compromise there lankford and sinema and murphy worked hard to get that compromise more conservative than anything that's been put forward as a compromise on immigration and the border that i've ever seen. and republicans

. >> as i said chris brown. >> as i said chris brown. >> well like you stephanie. >> thank guys for havingh very much. now do you stay with us come? we're going to us still to come? we're going to be in studio be joined in the studio by national treasure, tv chef national treasure, the tv chef superstar. your best friend, the one and only rose marie schrager. this is saturday morning live on gb news christian's new channel. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> ready to be triggered radio. welcome back to saturday morning live. >> thank you so much for all of your company this morning . we're your company this morning. we're talking the tooth fairy talking about the tooth fairy this apparently this morning. apparently children £100. children are getting up to £100. would believe your would you believe under your pillow we're going to get rosemary opinion rosemary shrager opinion on that. did audible that. she did a very audible gasp she's clearly very gasp there. she's clearly very shocked. get opinion shocked. we get your opinion on that rosemary that in a second. rosemary jackie in america says my son lu

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but when i found chris, you know, his art style is like a mix between it's almost like charlie brown meets calvin and hobbes and any cartoonist can do cute, really good cartoonist can do funny, but only the best cartoonist can do. hart and i knew if we were going to launch a series like this, we're going to do i am ruth bader ginsburg. if we were going to do i am mr. rogers, we needed kids to realize how much heart these people had. and that's chris's. as i said, he's our secret weapon. it's why kids love these books. it's why they say, buy me another, buy another. my parents are building libraries of real heroes for their kids and their grandkids or nieces and nephews. it's chris's art. they're really sells the story to these kids and make them realize, wait a minute, these aren't the stories of famous people. they're drawn just like kids. they're drawn just like us. these are the famous stories of people that are just like me. brad meltzer open that book up. let's see what it looks like on the inside. yeah. so we always ask group, are you shooting for here. yeah. so in i am mr. rog

but when i found chris, you know, his art style is like a mix between it's almost like charlie brown meets calvin and hobbes and any cartoonist can do cute, really good cartoonist can do funny, but only the best cartoonist can do. hart and i knew if we were going to launch a series like this, we're going to do i am ruth bader ginsburg. if we were going to do i am mr. rogers, we needed kids to realize how much heart these people had. and that's chris's. as i said, he's our secret weapon. it's why kids love these books. it's why they say, buy me another, buy another. my parents are building libraries of real heroes for their kids and their grandkids or nieces and nephews. it's chris's art. they're really sells the story to these kids and make them realize, wait a minute, these aren't the stories of famous people. they're drawn just like kids. they're drawn just like us. these are the famous stories of people that are just like me. brad meltzer open that book up. let's see what it looks like on the inside. yeah. so we always ask group, are you shooting for here. yeah. so in i am mr. rog

chris hayes starts now. >>> >> tonight on all in. >> we saw one of the shooters. he had a brown jacket on. >> they were really young. for somebody just acting out of control. >> a super bowl celebration ends in mass gun violence. >> parades, rallies, schools, movies, it seems like almost nothing is safe. >> what we know about what happened in kansas city. then, jack smith asked the supreme court to hurry up. tonight's filing from the special counsel to try and end trump delay tactics. and as george santos taunts the maga con trust congress that rejected him, new signs republicans aren't learning lessons from their evil. ways >> stop running around for trump and start running the country. >> when all in starts, right now. good evening from new york. and chris. face a lot of news to get to tonight including a rocket of a filing from brazil spot prosecutor jack smith. the results of that congressional race, but we begin with the devastating but familiar news from missouri. a suiting a shooting at the end of the kansas city chiefs super bowl victory parade has left at least one pers

brown. aaron gilchrist is there. explain what we'll be seeing and of course the importance of this. >> reporter: chris, you know, this to be a heavy day for the families that are here. they made the trip from georgia with army escorts to be here for this dignified transfer to receive the remains of their loved ones who were killed overseas last weekend. as you noted, president biden arrived here in the last hour. our understanding is that he is meeting with these three families now, he and the first lady along with some of the defense department senior leaders as well. the president in these sorts of situations has been a person who wants to hold hands and comfort people who are experiencing a loss like this, and in this case, he is also carrying the gratitude of a nation as the commander in chief thanking these families for their service and for their loved ones' service as well. the dignified transfer will happen, we expect, near the bottom of the hour. cameras are being allowed. the families agreed to that to record the moment, though we will not see it live. and in will be -- we'll see a team of people in uniform

brown v. board of education and ultimately, his lynching inspire those people in montgomery to hold their ground over the course of 13 months. host: reverend parker, do you want to add anything? guest: chris did a good job and he always does. host: robert in ohio, go ahead. caller: happy holidays to all of you all. i was just wondering -- i've got two questions. i just want to say the first one is black americans are the most hated people in this world. that's point-blank. if you look at the fbi statistics and everything. also, for the second question, i want to ask reverend parker, is it true that two of emmett till's cousins surrendered emmett till for him to get killed from two white men? i don't know it's true or not because i've been reading that for a long time. i'm a man like 46 years old. i've been hearing about that. i just wanted to ask you that. host: reverend parker, go ahead. guest: there is no truth in that. like i said earlier, the story was told by people who were not there. i was interviewed years later and when i told my story, they said i allege. those stories got out there and i've heard that before. it's painful even now to think someone would write that. anything to